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Crime

The “Criminal Mind” Myth: Are Some People Born Bad, or Is It All Environment? 

“The poor kid cannot depend on his parents”, “her whole family is a bunch of thieves,” or “his bad genes made him like this.” These are some common phrases used for delinquent juveniles coming from unstable families. A person who

Awareness

Why Mental Health Myths Persist Despite Scientific Evidence 

Consider 19-year-old Alex, who lives in a tiny rural hamlet and struggles with depression. Because they think his ailments are the result of a “spiritual weakness” that calls for prayer rather than therapy, his family refrains from obtaining medical help.

Social Technology

From Pixels to Possibilities: Why do we play games?

Ever wondered what makes people tap their screens repeatedly and glued to their screens, during commute or when they are bored? It is most probably the games they have been playing! Gaming has become an ubiquitous part of our contemporary

Parenting Technology

Predatory Loopholes in Social Media Algorithms and Vulnerable Users

We, as humans, are very paradoxical beings. While we strive to protect the most vulnerable members amongst us, we are also the architects of a world brimming with convenience. We champion social causes fervently yet are often voluntarily disconnected from

Parenting

Helicopter V/S Free Range Parenting:  Psychological Effect On Child Development  

The style of parenting has a huge influence on emotional, social, and psychological development. It plays a role in forming self-confidence, successful decision-making abilities, and coping skills in their lives. Among the many parenting styles, helicopter parenting and free range parenting stand

Social

The Unseen Burden of Being the “Therapist Friend” 

We all know that one person in the friend group who always seems to have the right thing to say, who listens without passing judgment, and who is always willing to assist. This individual, who is frequently referred to as

Parenting

Why Some Parents Fear Their Children: The Psychology of Child-to-Parent Abuse

A violent or abusive child can have a significant influence on the entire family. But what causes child-parent abuse (CPA), and how can you overcome it? Every family goes through rocky patches, and it’s natural to feel challenged by your

Awareness

The Secret of Worrying

Everyone is familiar with the song by Bob Marley, “Don’t worry be happy” one of the best to hum whenever you are disturbed. However, even those who are familiar do not seem to go deep into the words to understand

Industrial

Neurodiversity Inclusion strategies in workplaces

There are numerous benefits to helping neurodiverse employees at work. By creating inclusive workplace tactics, you can raise team morale, increase productivity, and attract the best candidates. Following Neurodiversity Awareness Month, there is a renewed focus on this group, which

Research

The Relationship Between The Empathy In Pedophilia And Sexual Offending Against Children

Trigger Warning: The content can be distressing for some Readers Recurrent sexual cravings, impulses, and fantasies involving minors are hallmarks of paedophilia. According to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Issues, The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of